Discussion Nietzsche was a black piller

[aguachento]

according to Friedrich Nietzsche, morality has aesthetic criteria. For Nietzsche, beauty was fundamental and he considered that aesthetics could give meaning to life.

the Greeks believed that "what was beautiful was good" and vice versa

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Morality and aesthetics are distinct philosophical concepts, but they can be related in certain ways. Aesthetics is concerned with the nature of beauty and art, while morality deals with questions of right and wrong conduct.

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The aesthetic sense allows us to interpret the external world and its moral or cultural values.

Would you kill a butterfly or a cockroach?

 

[banjo]

Karl Marx was apparently inspired by Nietzsche's philosophy to develop the theory of dialectical materialism (judging people based on aesthetics like gender , race etc. )

 

[Frax]

everyone is blackpilled

 

[Wilk]

YEs, he was, but that view is also too incomplete, poor

 

[banjo]

Would you kill a butterfly or a cockroach?

Butterfly

 

[aguachento]

Butterfly

You re a Jewish bruv

 

[banjo]

You re a Jewish bruv

*HAND RUBBING INTENSIFIES*

 

[Frax]

*HAND RUBBING INTENSIFIES*

lmao

 

[97baHater]

Have you ever read Nietzsche bro?

 

[James Othy]

according to Friedrich Nietzsche, morality has aesthetic criteria. For Nietzsche, beauty was fundamental and he considered that aesthetics could give meaning to life.

the Greeks believed that "what was beautiful was good" and vice versa

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Morality and aesthetics are distinct philosophical concepts, but they can be related in certain ways. Aesthetics is concerned with the nature of beauty and art, while morality deals with questions of right and wrong conduct.

(img)

The aesthetic sense allows us to interpret the external world and its moral or cultural values.

Would you kill a butterfly or a cockroach?

He was a crackpot simp.